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Join Date: Aug 2006
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html template help I have made a .dwt file. But I do not know how I can make different html files from it.
Basically I have three editable regions in the dwt file. and I want to use that file to make my index.htm file.
Can someone show me how to do something like that?
Basically I have three editable regions in the dwt file. and I want to use that file to make my index.htm file.
Can someone show me how to do something like that?
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Cant you just hit save as and save it as a .html file?
I would just like to point out that the dreamweaver templates are probably not the best thing to use if you want to build a website. They do not meet up to current web standards for the main reason that they use tables instead of divs and css. If you are trying to make a page that can be transfered over and over again divs and css would be the way to do this.
I would just like to point out that the dreamweaver templates are probably not the best thing to use if you want to build a website. They do not meet up to current web standards for the main reason that they use tables instead of divs and css. If you are trying to make a page that can be transfered over and over again divs and css would be the way to do this.
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Would CSS and DIV work with most of the web browsers and OS?
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yes, properly constructed div/css layouts are cross-browser compatible.
I don't use dw templates myself (they are just a pain in the rear) but you should be able to create a div/css dreamweaver template.
I don't use dw templates myself (they are just a pain in the rear) but you should be able to create a div/css dreamweaver template.
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